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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1971-11-25, Page 8pg482-9653 1379 VICTORIA ST., S.,CLINTON I BP PAUL KERRIGAN Clinton NeWs-Record, Thursday, November 1971 Six area girls received their county honours certificates et a 4-H achievement day held at Central Huron Secondary School on Saturday. Receiving their certificates were (left to right) Gail Travis, Walton; Dianne McDougall, Blyth; Linda Hamm, Blyth; Mary Lou Vincent, Londesboro; Kathy Aiken, Clinton, seen with Catherine Hunt, Huron County Home Economist, IF YOU WANT A LITTLE MORE FOR YOUR MONEY —BUY OCR— GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES This interest is guaranteed on 5 year term purchases. Other terms available. Minimum deposit $500.00. Interest rate subject to change without notice. 1971 1971 I PeuceA I FUEL KIDS' HOT WATER. EVERYBODY WISHES, FOR BATHING, CLEANING; WASHING DISHES 0 LOCAL TRADEMARKS. fas. But get that hot water the EASY way . . . with our Fuel Oil! 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They scored twice with Dave Wilkinson sinking a goal at 14:27 from Frank Hogan and then reversing the combination as Hogan scored at 14:56 with the assist going to Wilkinson. Bayfield continued to control the game in the second period as Wayne Doak scored the only marker of the 20 minute time slot from Wilkinson at 3:29. At 7:41, of the final period Doak and Wilkinson combined again for the final goal of the game. The next evening in Goderich the Juveniles picked up a badly needed win as they downed Building Centre 5-3. In the opening period Bruce Stoll scored for the Juveniles at 13:27 with an assist on the play being granted to Dave Graf. In the second period Building Centre tied the score briefly when Bud Boyce scored from Jim McLeod at 8:29 but Stu .Asher put the Juveniles back in the game lead when he scored from Brian Rumig at 11:09. The Juveniles opened the final period with two quick goals, Asher scored from Terry Meriam at 2;02 and then Allan Sheleton sunk one with the assist going to Phil Petrie at 3:12. Building Centre made a bid to stay in the, game as Bud Boyce scored unassisted at 8:20 and Brian Besner scored from Bob Dick at 18;59, but the Juveniles wrapped it up at 19:13 when Asher scored again this time from Dave Oraf. In that game, Building Centre collected 13 penalties while the Juveniles managed to accumulate an additional six. The Sunday night double header at the Goderich arena opened up with a 12.§ slaughter dished out by the Sift° Salt team to DRMCO. During the opening period the trend could be seen forming up as Rick Fremilin opened the scoring on a good note for DRMCO at 1:09 unassisted only to have Sifto Salt come back with three quick goals as Derwin Carter scored from Wayne Draper at 4:44, Ken Daer unassisted at 6:05 and Tom Crawford from George Collinson, at 9:38. Jim Farrish managed to sink another one for DRMCO from Jim Kelly at 10:19 but Sifto wrapped up the first' period in undisputed control by scoring twice more as Crawford scored his second goal, this time unassisted at 10:45 and Ken Meriam added another marker to Sifto's total unassisted at 12:39. The teams split the scoring in the second period with Sifto opening things up on a goal by Jim McAstocker from Ken Meriam at 9:12 followed by two DRMCO goals, the first by Fred Armstrong from Butch. Fleet at 12:16 and the second by Rick Fremlin from Fleet again at 12:58. Sifto closed out the scoring of the frame on a goal by Derwyn Carter from Draper at 13;30, In the final period however Sing Salt really cut loose. DRMCO managed one goal at 15:18 when John Sturdy , scored front Del Bedard and John' Hodge but Sifto scored no less than five in the same frame. It was Draper from Daer at 2:13, Carter from Crawford and Meriam at 8:21, McAstocker unassisted with Sifto two men short at 14:10, Ken Deer ,lunassisted at 14:48 and Tom Crawford from Meriam at 16:03. Sunday evening's second game saw scoring almost as high as Building Centre handed Holmesville a 9-3 defeat. Dennis Lassaline opened the first period with two goals for Building Centre at 1:39 and 6:34 assisted by Rick Sowerby in both cases. Paul Draper scored one for Holmesville assisted by Steve Tyndall at 8:15. Building Centre really went to town in the second period scoring five unanswered goals. Barry Block scored from Brian "Besner at 2:31, Lassaline from Sowerby again at 4:41, Buck LAND FILL SITE HOLMESVILLE Clinton Peewees tie Wingham in exhibition LEARN HOW TO LOSE WEIGHT AND KEEP IT OFF Join WEIGHT WATCHERS OF ONtARIO 11MITED THE A11.0.100101 0RG411#A1104 Dolt MEND-WOMEN—PEENS ADELAIDE DANIELS Founder and Director Continuous registration. $7 to join. $3 weekly. No contracts. Join any time. Ask about our maintenance programme available at all locations. OPENING IN GODERICH STARTING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1971 7:30 p.m. (And Every Monday Evening Thereafter) At ST. GEORGE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH PARISH HALL — 16 Nelson Street Weft e-• Fat information and location of classes near you, phone (area code 416) 789-7676 or write WEIGHT WATCHERS*1!"`17 OF ONTARIO UMItED 4191 Lawrence Ave. West Toronto 20, Ontario Wingham team, management, arena or referrees. The Wingham coach, Mr. Balzer, is a member of the O.P.P. and assisted in every way. Next time, the Clinton boys will be on their toes outside the arena as well as inside. HOUSE LEAGUE Bruins 10 — Leafs 1. Gary Tebbutt scored the only goal for the Leafs, while for the Bruins itwas,Robert Taylor WithT"9(t10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and will four and singles to Bill Roy, Dan Weber, John McMahon, Randy Garrow, Robt. Heard and Paul Galachiuk. Canadiens 2 — Rangers 1. The Canadiens Allan Taylor scored both goals while Peter Thompson scored the only goal for the Rangers. After two weeks of play, each team has won one and lost one Effective Wednesday, December 1, 1971, the Land Fill Site at Holmesville will be open for the winter season as follows: 9:00 a.m, to 4:00 p.m. six days a week (except Sundays and Holidays). .These hours to remain in effect while Standard Time is observed arid will be known as winter hours. Hours of service for period of piy Light Saving Time will be be known as summer hours. Please be governed accordingly. ALL PAPERS MUST BE PROPERLY PACKED IN BOXES OR BOUND AND SECURELY TIED. Containers may be purchased at the site. LAND FILL SITE COMMITTEE VARIETY CONCERT aT HURON CENTENNIAL. SCHOOL OR UCEFI ELD Friday, November 26th, 8:00 p.m. Sponsored by Building Fund of Brucefield United Church 47b . OMR DOMINION OF CANADA GENERAL INSURANCE CO. 24-HOUR SERVICE PHONE ANYTIME BILL CRAWFORD 141 Isaac Street Clinton, Ont. 482-9093 Agent CLINTON . HEAR THE HISEY FAMILY SING AND GEOFFRY STILL, TORONTO BUSINESSMAN SPEAKS Developing new shopping centres, London, Galt, and throughout Canada, 0 Member of Gideons, Christian Businessmen's Committee -International, Chamber of Commerce. • On•Board of Directors, Ontario Bible College. Huron Men's Chapel Auburn 8• P.M. The HISEY FAMILY will sing at 2 p.m. at WESTFIELD COMMUNITY CHURCH All Welcome To These Services THE LEARNING FAMILY, ;FORMERLY WITH GRAND OLD OPHY COMING DECEMBER 19 EVIL PREVAILS -OMEN GOOD MEN DO NOTHING President — Geoffry Still Associates Ltd., Shopping Centre Consultants, Former manager of Yorkdale Mall, Toronto, over 100 stOres. CLINTON 6 — WINGHAM 6 Clinton played their best game of the exhibition series on Tuesday night in Wingham. The score indicated the eveness of the play, although Clinton did not have as many shots on goal as Wingham did. Coach Carter had 2 players dressed, including three goalies, one for each period. There were nine penalties, three to Wingham •and four to, •Clinton -7- .:Roy, Carter, Wheeler and Thompson. In the scoring, it was the Taylor line that really shone, with Robert Taylor getting two goals and two assists; Rick Taylor two goals and Allan Taylor one assist. The other goals were by Rick Tye and Peter Thompson, with assists going to Richard Carter and John McMahon. The only distasteful part of the evening was after the game, when one of the Clinton boys was roughed up by two Wingham toughs. Raymond Wheeler was carrying his equipment to the car when he was attacked and beaten. The Wingham police and the O.P.P. both came to the arena, and it is expected that a charge of assault will be laid. There is no blame attached to the game. The all Stars are preparing for the season's schedule, which is expected to get underway by Nov. 24, and also for the annual trip to Clinton, New York, during the first weekend in December. The team elected their captains by ballot, with Peter Thompson being elected Captain and John Hart and Robert Taylor AS assistants. Million from Budd loyce at 8:17, Dennis Lassaline unassisted at 8:23 and Jim McLeod. at 14:29 unassisted. In the final period Bill Hogarth scored from Art McDougal for Holmesville at 7:06 and Ron Miller again for Holmesville from Draper at 7:40. Building Centre finished off the scoring however as Sowerby scored from Block at 8:01 and Million from Boyce at 13.28.' Upcoming in Central Huron act;Qn are games between DRMCO and the Juveniles at 7:00 p.m. Sunday and Building Centre and Bayfield at 9:00 p.m. that evening. Next Wednesday Holmesville will play Sifto Salt in Clinton and at 8:30 the same evening DRMCO will take on Building Centre in Goderich. .1.-.1.070.0:10.:*:10.0.:Aziovvr...0,10.2;v0Typ,10,14r.ww:014 LOUNGE WEAR g & SLEEPWEAR o4 * 04 MOTHER ki WIFE or DAUGHTER ..„ Of4. ry.q, 1.4 ' Beautiful HOUSE COATS itkl ft Gorgeous it t, GOWNS & PYJAMAS it gk ,.. Jo 04 Try us far gifts thatplease! Of Z21r:Ano 2 o .ter HANDBAGS ,YARD GOODS 'k IA i/ V LEATHER GLOVES // TOWELS 4g v PANTY HOSE vWABASSO SHEETS J \4. tt 7 vANTI STATIC & SLIPS 4f SLIPS • SEWING CENTRE — GOODS DRY i$c HENSALL . HISEY FAMILY: Creeniore's own singing family bring to you the 'gospel songs old and new in contemporary country style. For V, LACE TABLE CLOTHS STOCK ARE GOOD — SHOP NOW